Writen by one of the first JavaRebel users, Nathan Hamblen, this JavaWorld article talks about building applications with a text editor, Buildr, Jetty and JavaRebel. Bringing examples from Wicket and Scala applications it is worth a read whether you plan to develop without an IDE or not.
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